1-iron and balata - cool footage of @NickFaldo006 hitting a baby fade butter knife in to the 36th hole of the 1989 Suntory World Matchplay at Wentworth. He made eagle to beat Ian Woosnam having played the final 7 holes in 7 under👊

R T Jones Jr👊

Bobby Jones in colour 👊

With the thatched roof and losing the thatched roof 🔥

“I have not played golf with anyone, man or woman, amateur or professional, who made me feel so utterly outclassed.” Bobby Jones on Joyce Weathered

Good seed Sunningdale Golf Club 👊

On the short-lived Tom Simpson loop on Sunnigdale New, his design for the 11th hole used the famed 4th hole at Woking as inspiration👊

Cool Tom Simpson sketch of the 14th green at Rye that I'd not seen before👊

Where it all began for Dr Alister MacKenzie and Moortown.. Bernard Darwin described Gibraltar, now the 10th, as a hole of ‘alarming excellence’ - a statement that still stands today 📷Simon Haines

Tom Simpson on the Philip Mackenzie Ross restoration of Trump Turnberry after WW2👌

Cool 1929 article by Alister Mackenzie on the construction of Cypress Point. "Perfection in the imitation of nature is the real test of first-class construction work"

Bobby Jones in the 15th tee of the Old Course on his way to winning the 1927 The Open "In golf, the most important distance is the five inches between the ears"

Alister Mackenzie and Marion Hollins

Choose your city pin position......

John Morrison overseeing construction of Wentworth's West course 👊

Our partner Frank Pont has been appointed to advise Sutton Coldfield GC in Birmingham, England. Originally laid out in the late 19th century, Alister MacKenzie was retained after WW1 to revitalise the course, the revised version finally opening in 1934. Areas of particular

Sadly too many clubs not aware of their heritage and the value of it, along with rank average architects doing work.....

Good work having external contours bleeding into the green. Need to ensure the mowing practices retain that size - looks cool👍

Back in 1920, as golf entered its “golden age,” Harry Colt came to Wallasey to assess the course. While his work never went ahead, his report survives in our archives, and it’s a fascinating piece of history. Take a look - what catches your eye?

165 years ago today saw the first playing of the Open Championship at Prestwick. "The game of golf was never seen in such perfection as on the memorable 17th"👊